10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREPENSIVE»
Discover the use of
prepensive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prepensive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Organizational Systematics--taxonomy, Evolution, Classification
Same as Authorized-Prepensive. Anagenesis. Evolutionary change that consists
of slow movement toward a new form within a line, without branching. Ancestral
characters. Characters that have remained unchanged from ancestral states.
2
The Novels of Henry Fielding ... To which is Prefixed, a ...
... I mean the carrying the penknife drawn into the room with you ; for that seems
to im ly malice prepensive, as we call it in the law: t \is circumstance, therefore,
must not appear against you ; and if the servant who was in the room observed
this, ...
3
Blackstone's Commentaries: With Notes of Reference, to the ...
... but the master or other person appointed by his master to punish him, be acquit
from molestation: since it could not be presumed that prepensive malice, which
alone makes murder felony, should induce any man to destroy his own estatc*.
Sir William Blackstone, St. George Tucker, Edward Christian, 1803
... madam, which I wish was out ofthe case; and that we must putoutof it; Imean
the carrying the penknifedrawninto the room with you; for thatseems to imply
malice prepensive, aswe callit in the law: this circumstance, therefore, must not
appear ...
... I mean the carrying the penknife drawn into the room with you, for that seems to
imply malice prepensive, as we call it in the law: this circumstance, therefore,
must not appear against you; and if the servant who was in the room observed
this, ...
6
The history of Joseph Andrews. Amelia. The life of Jonathan Wild
... and said, ' There is but one circumstance, madam, which I wish was out of the
case ; and that we must put out of it ; I mean the carrying the penknife drawn into
the room with you; for that seems to imply malice prepensive, as we call it in the ...
7
The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the ...
... madam, which I ' wish was out of the cafe; and that we must put * out of it: I
mean the carrying the penknise drawn « into the room with you ; for that seems to
imply * malice prepensive, as we call it in the law: this ' circumstance therefore
must ...
Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy, 1783
8
In the Shadow of the Gallows: Race, Crime, and American ...
... the master or other person appointed by his master to punish him be acquit
from molestation: since it could not be presumed that the prepensive malice,
which alone makes murder felony, should induce any man to destroy his own
estate.
Jeannine Marie DeLombard, 2012
9
The novels of Henry Fielding ... complete in one volume. To ...
... madam, which I wish was out of the case ; and that we must put out of it : I
mean the carrying the penknife drawn into the room with you ; for that seems to
imply malice prepensive, as we call it in the law : this circumstance, therefore,
must not ...
10
Knowledge, Organization, and Management: Building on the ...
The result is an excessive focus on the stability and structural aspects of
organizations, on those aspects that are robust against changing conditions, and
that lend themselves to the prepensive “design” approach. Faced with the
phenomenon ...
John Child, Martin Ihrig, 2013
